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A man who miraculously survived after more than 13 months drifted in a small boat in the Pacific Ocean, decided to tell the world its incredible story. Talking to a Journalist, Jose Ivan said that he survived solely due to the dream of reunion with your family. “I just wanted to go home to Mexico, but I didn’t even know where I am, “he said. The man was forced more years helplessly drift in the waters of the Pacific after his small boat wrecked when he and his friend went fishing. Fishermen went to sea off the coast of Mexico. Ivan’s partner died at sea a few months before rescue. Despite earlier reports that he left his port in September 2012, to sail to Salvador, Jose reported that on actually went to sea on December 25 of that year, more than 13 months ago. According to the man who is currently located in Majuro, the capital of the Marshall Islands, he and his friend were going to catch sharks, but the engine and their blown into the ocean. Despite trying to signal to attract the attention of the crews of other vessels, the currents carried away a boat of fishermen all farther and farther into the ocean. 
Photos from open sources Haggard Jose was discovered on remote atoll by an islander. To survive, the Mexican had to drink turtle blood and eat raw fish. The man, which after months of wandering in the ocean finally managed to eat and drink enough, dreams of return to the family as soon as possible. According to officials in Majuro, despite careful care and the fact that Jose is already able to walking around the village, his health still leaves much to be desired and he needs medical attention. According to experts, a man very lucky that the current nailed him to the atoll, which is located at a distance of about 230 miles from Majuro. Jose is not the only one a man who survived a long voyage across the Pacific Ocean. So in In the year 2006, international media reported three Mexicans who were discovered drifting in a small boat near the Marshalls islands. The men spent nine months in the boat. They could live on a diet of rainwater, raw fish and seabirds. how the fishermen admitted, Bible reading helped them stay alive.
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